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2. Double-click on video track to insert determines whether to open the Insert
Video File dialog box or the Insert Image File dialog box whenever you double-
click on an empty portion of a video track.
3. Resample quality allows you to set the quality of any video data resampling. Best
quality results in better video reproduction, but takes longer to render. Good
quality will give you faster previews. If you are preparing for final output and are
using the original source files, select Best.
4. Apply auto audio cross-fade select to automatically apply a fade in/fade out
audio effect between overlapping video clips when using A/B Roll.
5. Auto cross-fade resampling choose the audio fading algorithm to be used for
audio cross-fade. Logarithmic requires longer processing time but produces
smoother audio fading than Linear.
6. Default field order option choose the default field options for the selected
video clips whose field options are unknown. Field-based video stores video data
as two distinct fields of information for each frame. If your video is only for
computer playback, select Frame-based.
7. Default display aspect ratio choose the default display aspect ratio for the
selected video clips whose display aspect ratio is unknown.
8. Default stretch mode choose how you want your video to be displayed in the
Preview Window. Select Stretch to extend your video to fill out the entire frame
without keeping the aspect ratio. Keep aspect ratio (with letterbox) fits the entire
video into the Preview Window while Keep aspect ratio (no letterbox) keeps the
video proportioned and crops the areas that exceeds the Preview Window.
9. Save image deinterlace allows you to save image files and at the same time
eliminates the blinking effect from images derived from interlaced video output.
10. Scrubbing A/V ratio specify how many audio/video frames will be played per
scrub.
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